No, the casters weren't banned.

It took Blizzard nearly a week to decide they were going to ban the American University Hearthstone players that held up a "Free Hong Kong, Boycott Blizz" sign during a recent tournament event. A week to decide that they were going to ban the team. It took them less than a day for Blizzard to issue a ban against professional Hearthstone competitor Blitzchung after he voiced his support for the Hong Kong protests.

Today, Blizzard...

The team decided to forfeit the season anyway over Blizzard's double standards.

Blizzard continues to dig themselves into an ever deepening hole this week. It all began when Blizzard banned a professional Hearthstone player and took away his earnings after he voiced his support for the Hong Kong protests during a live-stream interview. The troubles continued when lawmakers and plenty of others loudly voiced their disgust over what they did. Some Blizzard employees even staged a wa...

A Hearthstone Grandmaster winner voiced his support for the Hong Kong protests and was silenced.

During a post-game interview at the Hearthstone Grandmasters tournament, a player from Hong Kong was interviewed by the official Taiwanese Hearthstone stream. The player, Chung "Blitzchung" Ng Wai, appeared in a gas mask similar to those worn by those participating in the ever ongoing Hong Kong protests.

Wearing these masks has recently been banned in Hong Kong. This...

Blizzard announced the launch of their BlizzCon 2018 Virtual Ticket.

On top of the Virtual Ticket, Blizzard is also offering a BlizzCon Mobile App for both iOS and Android devices. Unlike the Virtual Ticket, the BlizzCon Mobile App is free for everyone to download and use.

The BlizzCon 2018 Virtual Ticket does have a cost associated with it and that cost is $49.99 (USD).
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The world of the PCs, which has been living for quite a few years on earnings from its golden age of the past decade, is suffering a notable transformation in a very short period of time. When we talk about PCs, we are now not only talking about desktop computers, when all is said and done. Also included are laptop units, All in One units and desktop or gaming units.

The difference now between PCs and non PCs is the operating system which the unit uses, whether it is Windows,...

The current beta for the Blizzard Battle.net Client Desktop App Thing or whatever it's called this week, now allows users to appear offline. This long requested feature is included alongside other new features that attempts to make the client a bit more social.

Some of these other new features are more detailed profiles, Blizzard Groups, and more. As always, Blizzard is looking for some hot feedback on the beta client, so be sure to make your voice heard.
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The current beta for the Blizzard Battle.net Client Desktop App Thing or whatever it's called this week, now allows users to appear offline. This...

Later this year, Blizzard will drop support for Windows XP and Windows Vista. The announcement came via a short Battle.net announcement.

Later this year, Blizzard will drop support for Windows XP and Windows Vista. The announcement came via a short Battle.net announcement.
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Blizzard and the Hearthstone team just announced that 30 million players have played the game at some point in their lives.

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Someone is attempting to do a single turn in Hearthstone that will take 40 hours to complete. This will be one of the dumbest things ever attempted but I can almost guarantee that you'll still tune in at least once to see it out of morbid curiosity. Normally, a turn in Hearthstone is supposed to only take 1.5 minutes to complete. However, due to the nature of the game design, that time could be extended if an animation is still playing. Therein lies the base of this exploit. The short o...

Someone is attempting to do a single turn in Hearthstone that will take 40 hours to complete. This will be one of the dumbest things ever attempted but...